"societal standpoint" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to the perspective or viewpoint of society as a whole. It can be used in various contexts, such as in discussions about social issues, cultural norms, or collective beliefs. Example: "From a societal standpoint, gender equality is still a pressing issue that needs to be addressed."
"This is concerning from a societal standpoint".
But they're also incredibly important from a societal standpoint.
This is concerning from a societal standpoint," said Datta.
This is concerning from a societal standpoint," said Datta.
I think now more policy leaders understand the inefficiency of that, the lack of productivity associated with that for the nation as a whole and the inequity associated with that from a societal standpoint.
I'm looking at this from a legal and societal standpoint.
However, if there is one thing that economic theory and real life examples demonstrated, it is more beneficial – from a societal and fiscal standpoint – for government to stay out of the broadband business.
From this standpoint, societal challenges appear as positive triggers for socio-economic improvements, which according to RRI are attainable through innovations, provided that there are (continuous) efforts to discuss and define societal 'right impacts' and 'right processes' for their implementation (Zwart et al., 2014).
From a standpoint of societal legitimacy, there may be certain things that it is best to forget or not to know (this goes beyond the formidable self-protective powers of the security agencies and their heirs).
But from the standpoint of current societal acceptance, it will be at least somewhat harder.
Financial resources are vitally important and should be pursued from a quality of life standpoint, but it shouldn't dominate the collective societal consciousness in the way that it does.
